immigration and customs. thanks for being with us this evening. good night from new york. [♪] trish: the republicans are stepping up to the plate finally demanding answers on why hunter biden was making tons of money in an industry he knew nothing about, and why alexander chulupa was allegedly seeking dirt on president trump from the ukrainian embassy. the only thing we can be certain of tonight is it will backfire on the democrats in a massive way. hunter biden, the white house, nellie ohr. the nsa leaker, better known by

the dems as the whistleblower. these are some of the people the republicans are seeking to question. you know what? it's about to change. corruption is corruption. and it must be exposed. i want to start with hunter biden and his $83,000 3 a month gig. i never heard of a board gig of a u.s. company paying anything close to this. you might make $83,000 a year to sit 0 some boards. but not $83,000 a month. something is amiss. you can go out and hire a guy

and pay hip the same amount of money when he has no experience in the energy business unless there is a reason. in this case that reason seems to be connections to the obama white house. if the new-hire's father is vice president of the united states and can influence distribution of fund toward a company and country, then guess what? it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out burisma saw hunter bind as an access point. the whistleblower -- the message i recall hearing back was the vice president's son was dying

of cancer and there that was no further bandwidth at that time. the paper goes on to say mr. biden's aide were so worried about the optics they enlisted state department officials to gather facts to determine how to handle the story. and they were afraid to tell the vice president and risk an angry scolding which is apparently what he leveled at obama aides when they raised the issue. you want to talk quid pro quo, i suspect hunter biden is quite well versed tonight and therefore should be a witness in this whole thing. meanwhile other witnesses like nellie ohr, and alexander chulupa who was shutting between

the ukraine in d.c.'s embassy. there is much more to this story than the democrats have attempted to present. their skin is -- their spin is about to be unspun. i suspect we'll be left with a portrait of greed and corruption that will be one for the history books. joining me, mr. geraldo rivera. don't the democrats have every right -- forgive me -- the republicans have every right to be calling all these witnesses? if the democrats are going to spin this as they have spun it, don't the republicans have a right to defend this administration. >> they certainly do. but i think more than that, trish, what you are watching is the unintended consequences from the democrats' point of view of ukraine-gate.

i think they expected like the collusion hoax, they could charge ahead, consuming the presidency, and causing upset without a kickback to them and without it ricocheting on them. now it is ricocheting. now the ukraine matter involving hunter biden. regarded as an unnecessary distraction or worse by the obama white house. it's all coming out now. and i believe moreover that the republicans are absolutely right. they have necessary sine qua non. if the republicans can't get their demand satisfied, dishe indeed help prepare with the whistleblower the complaint that ultimately became -- that led to the impeachment inquiry? was the whistleblower part of a

vast left-wing conspiracy? hunter biden must give testimony about his relationship with burisma and the other jobs he got kind of no show or puffy jobs. unless the republicans get their demand satisfied, then they should play no part in the house impeachment trial. let the senate acquit the president on a motion for summary judgment if they don't play fair, trish. trish: they are not playing fair. there was a letter from devin nunes requesting the witnesses and adam schiff is already saying no way. he's not going to go along with it. you have got a political charade going on. if you are not going to allow the other side to present another side, then geraldo,

that's a slog process. the impeachment of the united states. the impeachment of the united states, the fact that you do it in the house. it means those members of congress are willing to undo the vote of 63 million americans. >> i totally agree with you. let me flash back 6 months ago where i debated sean hannity on the culpability of hunter bind. i felt extremely sympathetic for joe biden and his family for all they had gone through. the earlier loss he suffered as a young senator, then the loss of beau biden. everybody felt sorry for vice president, good ole joe biden. and we were willing to go along with his dismissal. there is no there there. my son is a grown up.

don't pay any attention to that. but as time goes by and you reference the "new york times" story today, the times article indicates there is there there. the fact that he got elaborate vast sum of money for a no-show job for which he was not qualified. trish: geraldo, you don't make that much money as a board member. but you are not making 83k a month. it's bizarre stuff. knowing how corrupt ukraine is and knowing they were trying to clamp down on it. the timing of it looks bad. the aide should have had stronger voices. i get it. good to see you as always. coming up, the liberal media and democrats doing a double take. remember the dire warning -- >> the you have s. could be headed for a recession.

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exclusively to me one year ago about mike bloomberg getting into the race. we are seeing the dems pile on mike bloomberg. >> our campaign is going to end a corrupt political system dominated by billionaires and wealthy campaign contributors. we say to michael bloomberg and other billionaires. sorry, you ain't going to buy this election. trish: elizabeth our within her suddenly southern accent. watch. >> and, boy, there are some billionaires who don't like this. i think i hurt someone's feeling. yeah, you know, this is sad. this is sad. so people are saying i'm just mean to the billionaires.

oh, i know, i know. trish: the democrats, bloomberg helped bankroll their campaigns. but now wealth is bad, money is bad, work is bad. billionaires have to be bad because donald trump is one. joining us now, amy a takennian, they are freaking. they have a guy coming along who might be a threat to them. what do you think of the reaction? >> i find it hysterical. i hadn't heard that clip and i had to do a double clip. and i thought maybe it was already a "saturday night live" clip. i am just going to go southern. trish: you know, not only did he

guess correctly in the interview with you, but in 2016 he gave an interview with maria bartiromo where he was suggesting it may be a possibility then. what was interesting in that interview, maria quoted him to say bloomberg was galled by the president's popularity. this billionaire gentleman has probably checked everything off his bucket list. and his ego has gotten the best of him and he's jealous. that's one more thing he wants. trish will be interesting, he's jealous. i used to work for him, full disclosure. and i can tell you he didn't like donald trump very much. donald trump actually liked him. i remember doing an interview with donald trump after he purchased the post building and was going to make it into a

hotel. he said tell your boss hi, i really like him. i told mike bloomberg donald trump wants you to know he says hi, he likes you a lot. mike did not reciprocate shall we say the same kind of admirable comments. >> he may have anticipated that. trish: he's not that big a fan and he still isn't. it will be interesting to see if he does get in. i think the president was quite right, was quite right to acknowledge the challenges that mike bloomberg would have and will have. because let's face it. you have a party right now that has gone so extremely left, they have demonized, totally demonized wealth. jamie dimon at jpmorgan fought back on that. >> i think most people are good, not all of them.

you should vilify nazis. but you shouldn't vilify people who work hard to accomplish things. american society is attack each other all the time. the notion that i'm not a patriot is just dead wrong. trish: you can't and patriot if you worked hard and managed to make a lot of money. and pay a lot in taxes. >> right. trish: elizabeth warren -- i ask go on all day about all of this. but quickly before i let you go. elizabeth warren is not doing so bad herself. she has $12 million in estimated wealth. apparently crusading for the middle class comes with a big paycheck. >> you have another billionaire, mark cuban, who called her out

on twitter for being a hypocrite. depending on her audience she'll talk about her struggles as a young girl or put on her harvard professor privilege hat. she is trying to play both sides and she is getting called out by her own party. trish: bloomberg getting in could help help liz beth warren. if elizabet liz -- -- i predictf elizabeth warren is the nominee of the democratic party, president trump gets re-elected. the families heading back to the u.s. and speaking out for the first time. >> having lost a wife and two children. you don't get justice too much in mexico.

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drug-infested country run by a president who doesn't have the ability or the will to control these violent drug cartels. cartels that are ruthless and function like terror organizations. we have a lousy neighbor here. what do you do you if you have got a lousy neighbor? you build a really big fence because you need to protect your own neighborhood. there is an obvious safety argument for this and there is also an economic argument. the value of your property goes down if you have got a bad neighbor. the value of america is affected by a bad neighbor like mexico. joining me right now on how to get the wall built and how to deal with these drug cartels and protect and insulate ourselves and our property, former acting i.c.e. director tom homan. they don't want our help. but they continue to have all

this violence, drug related. what should we be doing to protect ourselves? >> i tell you. he says he doesn't want help. he may be saying that in public. but i think he will eventually wants our help or need our help. even if he wanted to, he can't do it without us. he needs u.s. law enforcement down there and u.s. law enforcement intelligence down there. the fbi investigation can follow the money, trace the money, you take the cartel's money, you take their power away. also we should bring them here to prosecute. judges can't be bought here, juries can't be bought here like they can in mexico. trish: we did that in colombia.

we worked with the colombian government to get rid of the bad guys. we were quite successful. you don't see farc in the cities there. a lot of the drugs have moved to areas outside of populated places. as a result the country is in a much better spot. >> absolutely. we went down in panama and got noriega and brought him up here. a safer mexico is a safer u.s. the cartels don't know borders. we are very good at identifying your cartel members here and putting them in prison. it should be all hands on deck with these cartels. what they did with these families, to assassinate women and children way they did, it should be all hands on deck. we want to patrol this border

and have a safe america we have to secure or border. trish: it seems we should be doing all we can. the president of mexico ought to take that help from president trump when it's offered. amid all of this tragedy, and as wii thinking about whether mexico is ever going to do something to affect the border problem and the border crime and whether they will police how many people are coming up through the border. we have news tonight the border crossing are down 10% since september. and 75% since may. so that's progress. although i will point out. we are still at a 12-year high. so people are still coming. we are making improvements. more can be done, tom? >> the numbers are down because

president trump threatened mexico tariffs. he made deals in el salvador. the president's agenda is work. congress hasn't offered up one thing to secure the border. not one. if congress would come to the table with the president and help secure the border, we could get it done. look what the president did by himself. it's a shame when the country of mexico has done more to secure our border than members of congress. congress hasn't offered up one idea. trish: they have an impeachment to nowhere occupying their time. >> you know what's sad? i don't care if you are republican or democrat. there is no down side to securing our nation, there is no down side to protect our sovereignty. there is no down side. they have sold out their country for the hatred of our president.

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all this violence and, that's the backdrop for the negotiations with the president. now the president says he has no intention of doing it. president trump: they want to make the deal much more than i do. but the trade talks with china are moving along very nicely. if we make the deal we want it's a great deal. the reports were incorrect. the level of tariffs lifted is incorrect. trish: there have been a lot of rumors and a lot of reports about that. how long does the stalemate go on. how do we ever have a normal relationship with a country that doesn't believe in freedom. joining me, the man who warned about the massive problems we

are having with china. mr. peter navarro. good to see you, sir. >> a solemn holiday, a great holiday to salute our veterans. trish: they have done so much for us indeed. let me ask you where we stand right now. because the president said, the media had it wrong. a lot of people said he's going to cave on this. he's not going to -- he's going -- >> they have been saying that for three years. this president is standing up to china. the beauty of this is he brought the american public along with him as well as capitol hill. i think history will show this president is the president that finally brought the american consciousness up to the threat of the china poses to our economy. and he's standing up to make sure that threat is dealt with.

>> there is a lot of concern that it's going to affect the economy in a negative way. there are a lot of people who think he's going to give in to china because it will help the stock market or keep prices lower. it's important for his election that some kind of something gets reached. is he susceptible to any of that pressure whether it be political or market? >> the president is not susceptible to any pressure. the darwinian survival of the fittest. he has gone through so much, and all he does is do his job to create jobs for the american people. i think at the white house it's clear the trump commission the strongest in the world because of the four points of the trump policy compass. and getting tough on trade.

and the china tariffs are work, the supply chain is leaving china. trish: the markets hit another high today. the economy is doing well, jobs are being added. you know what, peter? you wouldn't know any of that if you listened to the liberal media. in fact 60 minutes tried to tell jamie dimon, the guy who knows his stuff, that the economy is in the take and here is his response. >> this is the most prosperous complete world has ever seen, and it will be a very prosperous economy for the next 100 years. trish: he knows what the media is doing. >> i agree with the guy on wall street for a change. but he's absolutely right. that jobs report last week was an epiphany for investors and the market who have been warned

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u.s. canada mexico agreement on the floor. it's twice the volume of trade times the exports. europe is not buying enough our stuff because they are slowing down. the problem there is an export-dependent german economy. everybody has been telling them for five years, do a fiscal stimulus. it's time. trish: it's good to see you. the ceo of a company dedicated to service dogs for injured warriors. we all remember hillary clinton unsalted a square of the d insulted a quarter of the nation. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call a basket of deplorables.

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trish: radical liberals showing their true colors. i want you to see this tweet. university will student allegedly go to learn from people like this guy. this guy tweets, i unironically embrace the bark of rural americans. they has a group are bad people who have made bad life decisions. this guy is a grad student instructor. i'm showing you this and bringing this story to you tonight because it showcases the problem with the left. there is no tolerance for anyone different. they talk a good game about diversity yet aggressively fail to practice what they preach. they assume they know what's best for everyone. they lack respect for everyone.

and this is important. they have or show a total lack of empathy. this guy at berkeley thinks he's above any american who lives in rural country areas because he lives in the wonderful city of berkeley, california. where homelessness is rampant and illegals are encouraged to vote in local elections. he thinks his way, the berkeley way, is the only way. he's wrong. for once i would like to see these mighty academics show real diversity. it keeps happening over and over again. they get up on their high horse. they think they are better than everyone else and they dismiss entire groups of people because of it. these people who talk about diversity and appreciation for people from different walks of life.

and i still don't know what exactly he meant by saying anyone who prefers to live on a farm, that makes you a bad person. how? what kind of decision. i would like to know how. he later said the language was callous. it wasn't like you had a wrong word here or there. you made to mistake about saying they were bad people and saying you were unironic. the reason you can't explain it, is because it comes down to hatred and discrimination. trish: it's a kind of hatred and discrimination. if you are not on our team and live like we do and think like we do, then you are sub human. i think that's a dangerous thing, kat. i think it comes from a

meanness. they are actually mean about it. >> it's been my persons the people who claim to be the most tolerant aren't at all. they are tolerant only of people with whom they do agree. this is a perfect example of that in noise way this guy ever met anyone who lives in a rural area to make a comment like this. it doesn't make any sense. there is no correlation between living in a rural area and being a bad person. it doesn't make any sense. he's dumb. stupid. and it was offensive. there are people who live in rural areas who may prefer not to. but they don't have the financial means to move to a city. some people like the wilderness. why does that make you a bad person. trish: you are too young for this and i'm to go young for this, too. but there was a show called

"green acres" about a new york city couple who moved to have this clean, fresh air because some people really like it. >> it doesn't even make any sense. not only is it mean? i am concerned about how dump it is. if you don't have any logic to prove your point and you are just spewing hate, you shouldn't be teaching people. trish: people send their kid to these schools and pay a lot of money for it. and this is the garbage they are being fed. and that's a scary thought. this is the next generation, kat. >> it wasn't enough for him to delete it and say i didn't like the word i used. what word would you have used to make this point.

trish: kennedy joins us to look at what's coming up on her show. kennedy: it is veterans day which lend itself to veterans night and we'll talk about the ultimate issues of freedom with the young man who started veterans for cannabis. you can manage some of the questions he had with the federal government and some of the conditions some of these men and women who come back from serving in far off wars, they suffer from ptsd and the likes. it's black and white night. look at us. trish: the ceo of the special company dedicated to providing service dogs to our injured warriors is here. k9s for warriors. does your broker offer more than just free trades? fidelity has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs,

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america thank you. trish: a special day, honoring and saluting all our military members. happy veterans day to those who served. joining us. thec ceo of a nonprofit, who trains dogs, ceo of k-9 for warriors. welcome to you rory and utah. >> thank you, happy veteran's eve, this is utah, he is amazing. trish: tell us about what he does. >> utah of rescued from a local shelter, we trained him to be an incredible service dog for disabled american veterans be he stands in front of him, and lets him know if someone is behind him, he loves on his warrior every day. trish: so many people come back

from having spent time in combat, they suffer from ptsd, how does a dog help them? i have a dog about a year ago, i wonder why didn't i have that dog 10 years ago. >> right. trish: dog is a pretty appreciate thing, i think for everyone. -- pretty special thing for everyone. what it is that a dog like utah eaoutor any dogs you train. >> first start with warriors, ptsd is forcing our warriorses to stay in their homes, they are asafraid to go out the front do, they are a bridge outside of that door. they have not been to a restaurant or a store for 3 or 4 years, they come to campus, they get a companion like utah then they are back in the stores and restaurants.

trish: what made you decide to do this. >> i was a lawyer at a big law firm, and k-9 warriors was my pro bono project. this is way more fun. >> what you are doing is exciting, and affecting people in a meaningful way. you gave us an example. people not wanting to go out their doors, now they have a reason to, too. it is a mutual thing, the veteran is taking care of the dog. >> there no question, we say we rescue the dog and the dog rescues the warriors. we combat veteran suicide every day in america, sometimes all you need is a reason to get up in the morning, we provide a cold nose and a reason to go out and walk and be loved on by this big guy. trish: that is great, special to see if people want to help you, how do they do it.

>> k-9 for warriors dottin.org r campus in florida or now in san antonio. trish: rory thank you. >> and thank you to utah. >> thank you. trish: all right, i want to say thanks to all our veterans for all their service. they have given up in many cases so much. but we would not be here today without them. we would not have the country we do without them, i include my own father in this group. he served in vietnam. that is him way back when. he tea told us a lot of stories about it as a kid, it is scary stuff, not easy, but he did it for me. for my sister. and for our country.

and anyone who has served like that, has done that in a very selfless way. for all of us, i think it is important when we look at how divided we have decome -- become as a nation, we remember this veterans day that we're all in this together. we're the united states of america. we need to stay united. if for no other reason, than the veterans that have served us, that have died protecting us. that should be reason enough. tomorrow we have conservative actor robert abovey o daffy -- e show, kennedy coming up. have a good evening, thank you.

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